Usually the extra blank row between paragraphs is also reflected in the blog post but sometimes it isn't and all the content shows up in a "long row" without line feeds. I use Drupal 4.4.1 and most of the time OSX/Safari.
I suspect some invisable character to screw up things but haven't figured out which one yet. Does anybody know the solution to this problem?
I've ben looking, but this was all I coudl find regarding inporting taxonomies http://drupal.org/node/view/7385
It's pretty painful to create a big taxonomy in drupal's web interface (picture putting in a full geographic taxonomy, from continent to city-- much easier in excel or even notepad)and I wondered is it really impossible to import a vocabulary?
I was wondering if there was a way of making external links in menus open in new window.
I know I can make links in posts behave that wat by using "taget=_blank" but how do i do this in menus?
Same applies for RSS feeds. I'd like my users to have a popup when they click on a link from a feed..
I know Mambo does this automagically but still haven't figure it out on Drupal.
I istalled the current version and it seems work well, I like it.
I notice that all contents, I created, are putted in Home Page. I try creating content of the type page, but also these are putted in home page.
Is there a way to limit the access to a book, or a forum to a limited, definite list of members ?
I havent installed yet the project module, but will it permit this kind of work together on a publication... As I see it, if I want to dive someone the right to edit the content and structure of a book, it will give him the rights for all the books on the site... Is it ?
Another way of working together would be to create collective blogs, the way MT is able. I did not see this possibility with Drupal, am I right ?